I want to step up the amperage from a 150 cc motorcycle from 4 amp to 12 amps, could you send me the wiring diagram thank you
30670
This is a voltage converter, not amperage. To get more amperage you need a larger power source.
30671
If you don't know enough about EE, you really should not mess with the wires. You can increase amps by decreasing voltage, but I think you are looking for something else. You will put more strain on the battery, alternator and possibly computer circuits if you are drawing too much current. If the wires you are using are not supplying enough power, connect directly to the battery and use appropriate gauge wire. Good luck
30672
This is a voltage converter. Can step up Voltage from 12 to 12+ volts. Current (amps) will depend on the load and vary by power (load) =volts times amps (p= I*V) Max power for this device is 150 watts. Your motorcycle will have either a 6 volt or 12 volt system. And it sounds like you are trying to power something off a 4 amp (either 24 or 48 watt circuit) and you want a 12 amp circuit. In any case I doubt that this is the device, you need.
30673
Question doesn't make much sense. To get more current, you'd want to step the voltage up.
968894
I have the owner's manual, buy I can't find it right now. The amps can't be that much - the attached cord is only 14AWG.
2171171
I purchased two of these and they both burned out in just a few days at the rated voltage. So I don't have them any more. I'd try to get a tech sheet and find the resistance of the control circuit and divide the applied voltage by it (If you have a 12 volt battery and the resistance is 1000 ohms you would get 0.012 amps, or 12mA, though you should check the voltage of your battery with a meter (Measuring th evoltage of the battery will get the alternator voltage too) it's probably closer to 14).
1243322
20 Amps is a max load for a 12-3 and if your going over a long distance the resistance will increase more. If it's new installation I would use 10-3 and then not have to worry. The cost difference is small.
1331158
mine came with a wiring harness and connectors, mind you though that there are different connectors for different makes of motorcycles. The instructions do have a wiring diagram so you can wire it to your particular bike and not use the supplied connectors. But dakota may sell connectors or adaptor harness for your particular bike.
1467200
I don't remember any wiring diagram...but if you do a search, you will find out what each wire should be connected to.
730273
Unfortunately the horn will only work on 12VDC. I also would not buy another as it's no louder than the OEM horn that came on my motorcycle.
2191574
Instructions were very skimpy. Mine didn't include a wiring diagram. The skimpy instructions plus the wiring diagram are available on the company's web site. http://www.vellemanusa.com/support/downloads/?code=MK131
1173059
Yes I have the same battery in my 150cc works fantastic! I also recommend a battery tender.
236135
Call or go on the web to pulstar and give them bike info, they will tell you what plug number you'll need for your bike.
2154457
A wiring diagram would be that of what you intend to use the solenoid for. Wire size is dependant on what Amperage draw the load that is running draws. The only "required" value for this solenoid is 12 volts DC to activate it. If you are attempting to determine how to wire this solenoid it is as follows: one small terminal is for the ground, the other is for the 12+ to activate. One large terminal is the line in or source of power to the load or device you are powering. The other large terminal is the power out to the device. It doesn't really matter which side you choose for which. Good Luck
433167
You need to hire or find someone who can read the wiring diagram that came with the unit. Sorry, don't mean to sound short, but it was pretty easy for me. Can't give you a step by step through this text box.
96780
Its rated for 22 amps. I wouldn't load with more than 15 amps, because your motor will pull more amps at start up.
713519
Yes you can use this to power a device with a higher voltage requirement than what your motorcycle runs on. Assuming a 12v system, you could run up to a 35v device. You just need to make sure the amperage draw from the device isn't more than this unit can do, and more than your motorcycle can take.
305332
Where is the power supply on the bike? Can't find it! Batteryac or what?choswood@darientell.net912-258-4451
1189476
40 to 80 amps. tube style. when you go to buy, they will recommend the fuse style you need. just remember to order the right amp size. your amp will recommend what size fuse to use.
823053
Possible but not recommended. The amperage is too high when cranking a bike to use as jumper cables. The fuse is too small for the amps and wire not big enough.